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harbor

[hahr-ber] / ˈhɑr bər /






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There’s no compliant path, no form to file, no safe harbor.

From The Wall Street Journal

The facility’s namesake harbored no illusions that his donation might one day turn the downtrodden Hoosiers into the country’s top team.

From The Wall Street Journal

After watching Mason’s interview with Madden, Rice says in the film, “I always harbored a suspicion that maybe it was a false confession, but that’s not a false confession.”

From Los Angeles Times

You can take a Pilates class on the Cocowalk rooftop overlooking the harbor or relax with a glass of wine while catching the latest flick at the luxury cinema house.

From MarketWatch

But when she got worked up about something, she tended to take it out on the rugs, floors, and furniture, and any dirt that might be harbored therein.

From Literature